Tag Archives: Academic

[ad_1] Roland Barthes proclaimed the death of the author in 1967, claiming that once written, the text constitutes an independent entity to be interpreted and understood by the public, without the intentions …

[ad_1] There was not much movement in the top 25 until the last week of the regular season. The championship conference games are fast approaching as the regular season begins to end. …

[ad_1] The weather has cooled to the approach of November, but the temperature of college football has been raised to white. It all starts at Week 10, where we have two top-10 …

[ad_1] AMITE, La. – The white coat is the first thing customers see when entering the mobile home of the Sopsher family. It is full of memories: sports trophies, special letters, game …

[ad_1] Playing on a neutral site each season, Georgia and Florida have one of the most interesting rivalries of college football. Jacksonville bringing together a large number of supporters and no real …

[ad_1] A–A+ This article is for all teenagers there. Society regularly expects you to be an adult, although in your development you still have many years to fully adulthood. Yes, you are …

[ad_1] Week 7 of the college football season was defined by surprises and near misses. So what week 8 has in store for a reminder? The answer: a lot. It all starts …

[ad_1] The bias, identified in an article published today in PLOS ONEis considered particularly important because departmental seminars are so frequent and young academics are more likely to experiment with them before …

[ad_1] New students entering the university this term are cautioned that they are at particular risk of contracting meningitis and are encouraged to be vaccinated. The charity Meningitis Now warns that after …

[ad_1] The fourth week of the college football season brings us to major conference games that will further define the conference championship landscape for the remainder of the season. The three biggest …